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History.com: Missing in Action: How Military Families in Tortuous Limbo Galvanized a Movement ArticleHistory.com: Missing in Action: How Military Families in Tortuous Limbo Galvanized a Movement Article
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A&E Television
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9th - 10th
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1320L
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History.com: Missing in Action: How Military Families in Tortuous Limbo Galvanized a Movement

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"MIA" stands for missing in action, a term used to refer to members of the armed forces who have not returned from military service and whose whereabouts are unknown. Since ancient times, soldiers have gone to war and never returned, their fate unknown. In the wake of the Vietnam War, families of American MIAs began organizing to demand an accounting. The hunt continues. As of May 2020, 1,587 American service members were still missing in Southeast Asia.

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"hanoi hilton" where senator john mccain was held, "mia" stands for missing in action, as of may 2020, 1,587 american service members are mia, vietnam war, families of american mias began organizing to demand an accounting, pows-mias

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